*also remember · nmc 2070-12-15 . 1) diabetic patient glucose . 2) osmf – rima oris . 3)...
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NMC 2070-12-15
1) Diabetic patient glucose
2) OSMF – Rima Oris
3) Bull’s eye seen in – Vertical root fracture
*Also remember
Bull’s eye also seen in lingually impacted 3rd molar
Bull’s teeth Taurodontium
Bull’s eye lesion seen in Erythema Multiformae
BULL’s Law in deflective contact on working side of complete denture
Apply BULL’s law[Q] Grind upper buccal (BU)
lower lingual (LL)
4) Lamina dura no layers
5) Tube voltage increased energy increased
6) Filter used aluminium
7) No epithelial lining in – aneurysmal cyst
Pseudo cysts have no epithelial lining
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
8) Amitriptyline – Anti depressant causing xerostomia
9) Difference between Amalgam n inlay class II – width
10) LA no action when – decreased pH
11) Root caries – actinomyeces viscosus
12) Orbicularis oris – thumb sucking 10-12 hours
13) Mouth breathing (passive) – non pressure
14) Antibiotics reduced in – renal failure
15) Koplik’s spot – Rubeolla not Rubella
Remember: Rubeolla [Measles + Mumps] caused by PARAMYXO virus not teratogenic
Rubella is caused by TOGA virus Teratogenic
16) Posterior palatal seal – Hamular notch
17) Absolute anchorage – Ankylosed teeth
18) LA acts at – nerve membrane
19) Blade commonly used for - 15
Remember:
20) Path finder survey age group – 5,12,15, 35-44, 65-74
21) ‘F’ and ‘V’ sound affected – upper teeth placed anteriorly
22) Fluoride age group – 3, 7, 11, 13
23) Refractory periodontitis???
24) Thrush – pseudomembranous candidiasis
25) Proximal caries best radiograph – bitewing
26) Burtonian line is seen in
a. Bismuth Blue-black line b. Arsenic Black marginal line c. LeadBluish linear maginal line (Burtonian line) d. Mercury Black marginal line
27) T3 in TNM stage
a. size >2cm but <4cm b. size >6cm c. size >3cm d. size >3cm but <6cm
28) Sialolith in submandibular gland (most common)
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
29) Naber’s probe – furcation involvement
30) Post overextension – Gagging
31) Periapical view – 1cm to be visible below root
32) Which one is formed first? Dentine/ Enamel
33) Where does proximal caries start? Below contact point
34) Anode – positively charged
35) Fear – objective, subjective, innate
36) Most rigid connector – Anterior-posterior palatal bar
37) Concresence
Union of the roots of two or more adjoining completely formed teeth along the line
of cementum
38) Kennedy classification ???
39) Normal Probing depth – 2-3 mm
40) Anterior cross bite doesn’t correct on its own
41) Keratoacanthoma – spindle
42) Apexolocator– ???
43) Twinning – gemination
44) Most common variant of
RhabdomyosarcomaEmbryonal
45) Gypsum formula – CaSo42H20
46) Antibiotics prophylaxis not given in – pacemaker
Indicated in Not indicated in
Prosthetic cardiac valves Previous infective endocarditis Unrepaired cyanotic congenital
heart disease Congenital heart defect with
prosthetic material or device, during the first six months after the procedure
Cardiac transplant recipients with cardiac valvulopathy
Rheumatic heart disease if prosthetic valves or prosthetic material used in valve repair
Atrial septic defects Ventricular septal defects Patent ductusarteriosus Mitral valve prolapse Previous Kawasaki disease Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Previous coronary artery bypass graft
surgery Cardiac pacemakers (intravascular
and epicardial) and implanted defibrillators
Bicuspid aortic valves Coarctation of the aorta Calcified aortic stenosis Pulmonic stenosis
47) Steroid not given in oral manifestations of pemphigus
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
48) Furcation involvement worst prognosis – maxillary 1st premolar
49) N2O sedation – who introduced? Robert
50) Hypovolemic shock - 40% blood loss
51) Most common complications of children after IANB – traumatic ulcer
52) Thickness of enamel is maximum in cusp tip
53) Direction of enamelrod in cervical 3rd in primary teeth – occlusally
54) What is not done in young permanent teeth with open apex – pulpectomy
55) What is syncope following tooth extraction? Vasovagal/neurogenic shock
56) More response to high in – open apex
57) 2% NaF – 9300 PPA
58) APF concentration in dental office – 1.23%
59) PPM of APF gel – 12300 ppm
60) Anterior crossbite in children denotes – abnormal skeletal growth
61) Sunray – osteosarcoma (also remember it is most common tumor in children)
62) Radiation caries due to – salivary gland radiation
63) Cleft lip formation– 4thweek of IUL (Range 4th – 8th week IUL); Also Remember:- Cleft Palate formation – 8th – 12th week IUL
64) Which flap include particular blood supply – pedicle flap
65) Elimination of pocket and attached gingiva increased width – apically displaced
66) Odontoscope– mouth mirror
67) What is confused with mental foramen in radiographs- Premolar????
68) Pierre Robbin Syndrome – Micrognathic, glossoptosis, cleft palate
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
69) Case – control Retrospective
70) Fluoride tablet – when there is not central water supply
71) Health promotion – brushing in school
72) GIC indication – Pit & fissure, class V, Class II (proximal), prone to caries
73) Masticatory force in natural dentition – 600 N
74) Endodontic treatment main objective – relief pain
75) Discolored endo treatment? Improper debridement
76) Eccentric occlusion, abnormal brushing, wedge – abfraction
77) Etching of porcelain – 10% hydrofolic acid
78) Articular disc controlled by which muscles lower head of lateral pterygoid muscles
79) Wikham striae – lichen planus
80) Fluoride all are true except – ???????
81) Ala tragus determine posterior plane
82) Mucogingival surgery??????
83) 1st visit of child as soon as 1st molar erupt
84) Distoangular impaction?????
85) Gardner’s syndrome??
86) Plaque – 2 X 10 12
87) Spacing in primary anterior – common and desirable
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
88) Leeway space of Nance is utilized in
a) Early mesial shift of first permanent molars b) Incisal liability
c) Late mesial shift of 1st permanent molars d) Secondary spacing of 1st permanent molars
89) Cellulitis and abscess difference – fever and malaise (in cellulitis)
90) Nikolsky’s sign – not seen in geographic tongue
Remember:
91) Rootless tooth – dentine dysplasia
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
92) Enlows 'v' principle of growth is found in
a) Cranial base b) Maxilla only c) Maxilla and mandible d) None of the above
93) Intraligamentary injection – rubber dam (not used)
94) Fever, gingival vesicles – herpes gingivostomatitis
95) Stenson’s duct – 2nd molar (maximum)
96) Transeptal fibres – adjacent tooth
97) Skull bone in infant – 45
98) Semiadjustable hanau articulator
99) Ideal crown root ratio 1:2
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
100) Moon face – Le Fort II & Lefort III
101) Hooding – ZMC
102) Craniofacial dysjunction – Le Fort III
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
103) Most cariogenic sucrose
104) Which sensation transmits from pulp to CNS – pain, temperature, touch, pro….
105) Temporomandibular joint is a:
a) DiarthroidaL and ginglymoidal joint b) Ball and socket joint
c) Hinge joint d) Fibrous joint
106) Broadbent – cephalogram and OPG
107) In TFO what is not seen – loss of attachment
108) Movement of root without movement of crown – torque
109) Relining is not done in denture fracture, masticatory inefficiency, loose CD.
110) Osteocyte????
111) Lingual bar – half pear shaped – inferior border
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
112) Implant contraindication – mentally retarded
113) Epulis fissuratum – hyperplasia at the vestibule due to CD.
114) Which is the sign seen in fracture of tooth bearing area occlusion disturbance
115) Most accepted theory of dentine hypersensitivity hydrodynamic theory
116) Cool glass slab used for – ZnPO4 accelerate setting time
117) Reversible impression material – agar agar
118) Which is not a particulate radiation – cathode
119) Arttidox doxycycline
120) RBC life – 120 days
121) Occlusal film – 57 x 76 mm
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi
122) Lead foil – prevent beam scattering
123) Lost primary tooth to be replaced
Complied By Dr. Prakash Subedi